The
Writers and Readers Symposium: A Celebration of Literature and Art will be
Saturday, Feb. 21, in St. Francisville and feature writers Abigail Padgett,
Moira Crone, Louisiana Poet Laureate Ava Hayman and photographer/writer Richard
Sexton with Carolyn Thornton. For information, visit www.stfrancisville.us.
The
29th annual Tennessee Williams/New Orleans Literary Festival will be March
25-29 at various venues in New Orleans. There will be five days of literary
discussions, theater, music and food events. For more information, visit www.tennesseewilliams.net.
The 12th annual Jambalaya Writers’ Conference will be Saturday, April 11, at the Terrebonne Parish Library in Houma and will feature New York Times best-selling author Wally Lamb as the keynote speaker. Lamb is the author of “The Hour I First Believed,” “I Know This Much is True” and “She’s Come Undone.” He was twice selected for Oprah’s Book Club and his latest book is “We Are Water.” The cost of the conference is $35 before March 20. There will also be fiction and poetry contests writers can enter. For more information, visit http://mytpl.org/jwc/.
The 12th annual Jambalaya Writers’ Conference will be Saturday, April 11, at the Terrebonne Parish Library in Houma and will feature New York Times best-selling author Wally Lamb as the keynote speaker. Lamb is the author of “The Hour I First Believed,” “I Know This Much is True” and “She’s Come Undone.” He was twice selected for Oprah’s Book Club and his latest book is “We Are Water.” The cost of the conference is $35 before March 20. There will also be fiction and poetry contests writers can enter. For more information, visit http://mytpl.org/jwc/.
Cheré Coen is the author of “Forest Hill, Louisiana: A Bloom
Town History,” “Haunted Lafayette, Louisiana” and “ExploringCajun Country: A
Historic Guide to Acadiana” and co-author of “Magic’s in the Bag: Creating Spellbinding
Gris Gris Bags and Sachets.” Write her at cherecoen@gmail.com.
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